BCBA forecasts heat in northern Argentina, limited rainfall, and the advance of a polar air mass.

THE Buenos Aires Cereal Exchange (BCBA) Argentina's Agroclimatic Outlook for the period of June 4-10 has been released, indicating a scenario marked by high temperatures in the northern part of the Argentine agricultural area, scarce rainfall in most producing regions, and the subsequent advance of a polar air mass. According to the report, the period will begin with warm winds from the tropics, which are expected to cause very high temperatures in the northern agricultural area. Central regions should experience more moderate temperatures, while the south will begin to feel the effects of a cold front associated with a storm system. Despite the passage of an intense storm front, the BCBA emphasizes that the atmosphere will have low humidity levels, limiting the occurrence of significant rainfall in most of the agricultural belt. Rainfall is expected to be concentrated in areas of the north and central-east of the agricultural area, with moderate volumes. The Central Mountain Range may experience more intense storms. Subsequently, the arrival of polar winds should cause a general drop in temperatures over much of Argentina and neighboring countries. According to the agency, widespread frosts are expected across the entire western portion of the agricultural area. Localized frosts are also expected in central and eastern Buenos Aires province, central and southern Mesopotamia in Argentina, and much of Uruguay.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.